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| Rare Drop = Tetradic Tiara (1%)
 
| Rare Drop = Tetradic Tiara (1%)
 
| Abilities = [[Miasma]], Levinbolt
 
| Abilities = [[Miasma]], Levinbolt
| Notes = -Frequently evades attacks.<br>-Capable of inflicting Daze.<br>-Employs powerful Lightning-based attacks.<br>-Susceptible to Imperil.
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| Notes = -Frequently evades attacks.<br>-Capable of inflicting [[Paralysis|Daze]].<br>-Employs powerful [[Lightning (Element)|Lightning]]-based attacks.<br>-Susceptible to [[Imperil (Status)|Imperil]].
 
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'''Bituitus''' is an enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''. It is the mark of Cie'th Stone Mission 7: Bituitus, the Pillager and is one of the [[Undying (Final Fantasy XIII)|Undying]]. Upon defeat, it retreats into a crystal cocoon and remains inactive until your party returns for Mission 64, turning into the final [[Superboss]] [[Vercingetorix]]. The completion bonus for defeating Bituitus is an electronic pass granting access to the save station shop, R&D Depot.
 
'''Bituitus''' is an enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''. It is the mark of Cie'th Stone Mission 7: Bituitus, the Pillager and is one of the [[Undying (Final Fantasy XIII)|Undying]]. Upon defeat, it retreats into a crystal cocoon and remains inactive until your party returns for Mission 64, turning into the final [[Superboss]] [[Vercingetorix]]. The completion bonus for defeating Bituitus is an electronic pass granting access to the save station shop, R&D Depot.
   
 
==Strategy==
 
==Strategy==
Since Bituitus halves all elemental damage and is weak to magic, it is wise to use non-elemental magical abilities like Ruin or Ruinga. Using a team of Lightning, Fang, and Hope, with the Paradigm makeups of Strike Team (COM/COM/SYN) to keep up party buffs, Perseverance (SAB/MED/MED) to heal/debuff, and Aggression (COM/COM/RAV) to deal damage will make the fight an easy 5 star breeze.
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Since Bituitus halves all elemental damage and is weak to magic, it is wise to use non-elemental magical abilities like [[Ruin]] or [[Ruinga]]. Using a team of [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning]], [[Oerba Yun Fang|Fang]], and [[Hope Estheim|Hope]], with the Paradigm makeups of Strike Team ([[Commando (Final Fantasy XIII)|COM]]/COM/[[Synergist (Final Fantasy XIII)|SYN]]) to keep up party buffs, Perseverance ([[Saboteur (Final Fantasy XIII)|SAB]]/[[Medic (Final Fantasy XIII)|MED]]/MED) to heal/debuff, and Aggression (COM/COM/RAV) to deal damage will make the fight an easy 5 star breeze.
   
 
If the player finds that the ability Miamasa is giving them difficulty, [[Dispelga]] is effective. Furthermore, Bituitus is difficult to stagger, because of both its high stagger point and because it halves all elemental attacks. Its ATB charges fairly quickly, making a move like [[Slowga]] important.
 
If the player finds that the ability Miamasa is giving them difficulty, [[Dispelga]] is effective. Furthermore, Bituitus is difficult to stagger, because of both its high stagger point and because it halves all elemental attacks. Its ATB charges fairly quickly, making a move like [[Slowga]] important.
   
 
==Alternate Strategy==
 
==Alternate Strategy==
A team of Fang, Lightning, and Vanille make short work of Bituitus using the Safe Subversion (SAB/MED/SAB) Paradigm to inflict [[Imperil (Status)|Imperil]], and eliminate his elemental resistances, followed up with [[Deshell]], to further weaken his already substantial weakness to magic. With these debuffs in place, the paradigm Relentless Assault (COM/RAV/RAV) will make short work of Bituitus, in under a minute if everything sticks immediately.
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A team of Fang, Lightning, and [[Oerba Dia Vanille|Vanille]] make short work of Bituitus using the Safe Subversion (SAB/MED/SAB) Paradigm to inflict [[Imperil (Status)|Imperil]], and eliminate his elemental resistances, followed up with [[Mental Break|Deshell]], to further weaken his already substantial weakness to magic. With these debuffs in place, the paradigm Relentless Assault (COM/RAV/RAV) will make short work of Bituitus, in under a minute if everything sticks immediately.
   
 
==Alternate Strategy 2==
 
==Alternate Strategy 2==
A team of Vanille, Hope, Lightning can overcome Bituitus easily. Bituitus opens the match with Miasma. Use Dispelga to clear the debuffs. Start with Guerilla(sab/syn/rav). Vanille will put Imperil so Bituitus will take double damage from magic, then Deshell to double the damage again. Hope will put Veil to stop Miasma, Barthunder to stop Levinbolt, Protect for defense. Once all buffs and debuffs are set, switch to Tri-Disaster until the chain gauge is about 180%, then finish him with Aggression. Use Salvation after Levinbolt and Miasma to heal damage and clear status, respectively. Once you take away Bituitus' ability to damage you or debuff you, this is an easy 5-star.
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A team of Vanille, Hope, Lightning can overcome Bituitus easily. Bituitus opens the match with [[Miasma]]. Use Dispelga to clear the debuffs. Start with Guerilla (SAB/SYN/RAV). Vanille will put Imperil so Bituitus will take double damage from magic, then Deshell to double the damage again. Hope will bestow [[Astra|Veil]] to reduce statuses from Miasma, [[Barthunder (Status)|Barthunder]] to weaken Levinbolt, and [[Protect (Status)|Protect]] for defense. Once all buffs and debuffs are set, switch to Tri-Disaster until the chain gauge is about 180%, then finish him with Aggression. Use Salvation after Levinbolt and Miasma to heal damage and clear status, respectively. Once Bituitus's ability to damage or debuff the party is taken away, it becomes an easy 5-star.
   
 
==Etymology==
 
==Etymology==

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Template:FFXIII Enemies Bituitus is an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII. It is the mark of Cie'th Stone Mission 7: Bituitus, the Pillager and is one of the Undying. Upon defeat, it retreats into a crystal cocoon and remains inactive until your party returns for Mission 64, turning into the final Superboss Vercingetorix. The completion bonus for defeating Bituitus is an electronic pass granting access to the save station shop, R&D Depot.

Strategy

Since Bituitus halves all elemental damage and is weak to magic, it is wise to use non-elemental magical abilities like Ruin or Ruinga. Using a team of Lightning, Fang, and Hope, with the Paradigm makeups of Strike Team (COM/COM/SYN) to keep up party buffs, Perseverance (SAB/MED/MED) to heal/debuff, and Aggression (COM/COM/RAV) to deal damage will make the fight an easy 5 star breeze.

If the player finds that the ability Miamasa is giving them difficulty, Dispelga is effective. Furthermore, Bituitus is difficult to stagger, because of both its high stagger point and because it halves all elemental attacks. Its ATB charges fairly quickly, making a move like Slowga important.

Alternate Strategy

A team of Fang, Lightning, and Vanille make short work of Bituitus using the Safe Subversion (SAB/MED/SAB) Paradigm to inflict Imperil, and eliminate his elemental resistances, followed up with Deshell, to further weaken his already substantial weakness to magic. With these debuffs in place, the paradigm Relentless Assault (COM/RAV/RAV) will make short work of Bituitus, in under a minute if everything sticks immediately.

Alternate Strategy 2

A team of Vanille, Hope, Lightning can overcome Bituitus easily. Bituitus opens the match with Miasma. Use Dispelga to clear the debuffs. Start with Guerilla (SAB/SYN/RAV). Vanille will put Imperil so Bituitus will take double damage from magic, then Deshell to double the damage again. Hope will bestow Veil to reduce statuses from Miasma, Barthunder to weaken Levinbolt, and Protect for defense. Once all buffs and debuffs are set, switch to Tri-Disaster until the chain gauge is about 180%, then finish him with Aggression. Use Salvation after Levinbolt and Miasma to heal damage and clear status, respectively. Once Bituitus's ability to damage or debuff the party is taken away, it becomes an easy 5-star.

Etymology

Bituitus

Bituitus is the name of a Gallic king and an enemy of Rome.

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